perfect exchange rate

Legacy_user

cant find a forum for this.

it was mentioned on mse the a particular card had a near perfect exchange rate, can someone pls tell me what this means, none of the money shops can

also are these perfect rates better than u get from a shop/bank

its £'s to euros

thanks

MandM90

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eskbanker

Most cards impose a non-sterling fee of 2.5-3% and sometimes other charges to but some don't, see http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/travel/travel-credit-cards

Keezing

You might be thinking of revolut.com

eDicky

Such cards are for using directly for non-sterling purchases and ATM withdrawals, not for buying foreign cash - so it's no use asking the 'money shops' about them.